Tip SCI? ANTON; TRIBUNE MONDAY MOIINING. SEPTEMBER 3. 1894. V
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FIRST
When we have a good
thing we are anxious to
divide it amonr our
friends. We require more
space for our Fall Trade
and all Summer Goods
must make way. We can
not afford to carry them
over until next season.
We give you Bargains.
SECOND
Our Fall Goods are com
ing in daily; very choice
designs and colors. Kid
Gloves in all new shades
and popular lengths. Cor
sets, all sizes and best
makes. Laces, Dress
Trimmings, Umbrellas,
Hosiery, Etc. Every de
partment is a reservoir of
style and elegance. Val
ues beyond the wildest
dreams of the economi
cal. We never resort to
extravagant statements,
but will let the goods
speak for themselves.
THIRD
The Fashions illustrated
in our Monthly are the
latest. We are the only
dry goods house that pub
lishes a Fashion Monthly
and hope you appreciate
our efforts. If you wish
to dress well and dress
economically, don't fail t o
read it
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Ilawlcy.
Dexter, Lambert & Co., have fully
100 carpenters, tons masons and la
borers at work rebuilding tbeir silk
mill, wbloh was destroyed by flames
two weeks ago.
Dr. Beeves, 412 Spruce street, Scran
ton, tares Tumors and Cancers. 9 to 0.
Mies Lena EUwanger, who bas been
the gnest of Mrs. Csrl Oberle for sev
eral days, left on the 5 o'clock p. m.
Erie train Friday, en roots to Louis
ville, Ky where she expects to make
her future borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Janes T. Rodman left
on tbe 8 19 Erie train Saturday morn
ing for a ten days tonr in tbe sonth.
They will spend Sunday in Washing
ton, D. C, and thence go to Salisbury,
N. G, to visit Silver Hill. On return
ing tbey will attend tbe National
Pharmaceutical convention at Nash
ville, N. C, and visit many other
points of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Plum left on the
evening train Saturday for Dunmore
to be tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.
W. Simmons for a few days.
The Fifth Friday club beld a meet
ing at tbe Wayne county hotel Friday
night, Aug. 81,
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
company are building a short branch
to tbeir culm plies here, which looks
as though they intend to ship the culm
to market.
A party of young folks left on the
Erie and Wyoming Valley train for
Honesdale Saturday and went to Far
view to spend the day.
On acoount of low water is the res
ervoir whieh supplies the New York,
Lake Erie and Western railroad tank,
they were obliged to erect a pump sta
tion here to supply their engines with
water in case of emergency.
Miss A. Vicker, of Brown's bee hive,
Seranton, who bas been visiting her
mother,)eft town this morning on a
business trip to New York eity.
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Pittston.
Once more tbe Richard of Pittston's
council may rest his head in peace
without fear of his coveted crown being
wrested from him by his treasherons
enemies. During the past two months
tbe fancier of monkeys, truncation and
sacred dream fowls as an advertise
ment bas been in an uneasy frame of
mind. Again and again he was told
that a Richmond, ' While essaying the
role of a friend and adviser, was cun
ningly engaged at work plotting to
overthrow him and thereby have dear
sailing toward tbe goal of his
ambition president of council. Be
lieving that the stories were
fala and only med to poison him
against bis friends in the hops of win
ning him over. The wily Richard, it
is snid, has now discovered that bis in
formers were not deceiving him, but in
i be hope of saving him from an igno
minious fate, imparted to bim the
secret. To preside over the council wns
tbe ambition of the wily Riohmond.
Once there, he could impart to his sub
jects what little be knows about law,
and thereby win for himself that whieh
lie has been denied through the regu
lar course of events. But the course
of events, like the weather vane,
took another turn Friday evening and
for the first time since tbe memorable
reform council organized, that wing
presided over at home and abtoad by
tbe acute Richmond, found in Richard
they bad a foe in an worthy of their
steel. Tbe scheme to decapitate the
unwary Richard proved futile for in
unmistakable language he bid tbem do
their worst. Tbe Sunday Leader cur
respondent in speaking of it says:
"Tbe scheme to down the president
was as arkward and brutal in conoep
tiou as it is weak and indefensible
in practice; in faot, it is ia keep
ing with everything tbe Re
formers had attempted to do up to this
time, snd proposes to accomplish by
indirection what they bad aot tbe man
hood te do in tbe open. In other words, J
tbey huilded an ordinanoe like tbe
shoemaker's gnn one that shoots
around tbe corner; and tbis is tbe way
t hey proceeded to execute the president.
It was thought desirable to draft a new
net of ordinances that would meet the
requirements of modern times and re
cent decisions of tbe courts upon bor
ough Jaws. A committee was appointed
for tbe purpose and the new ordinances
provided that: Upon tneir adoption,
the council, president and the chair
men of all committee shall retire from
tbeir offices and the same shall be de
clared vacant. Clumsy, yon say. Well,
of course its clumsy."
The school boord met again Friday
evening and the alleged charges against
Professor Shiel were taken up by the
board. After much disenssion con
cerning the inability of M, N. Don
nelly to prove his charges, Mr. Br; den
made a motion, which was duly sec
onded and carried, that the committee
be instructed to notify Mr. Donnelly
and the citizens whom he represents to
present sworn affidavits of tbe charges
ag.xinst the supervising principal be
fore the committee at its next meeting,
and upon failure to do so, that the
matter be dropped by tbe committee.
Professor Shiel, who was present during
tbe meeting took his accusers to task.
Addressing the chairman be said: "I
do not want this investigation drop
ped. I want it to go on. I want this
committee to compel this fellow Don
nelly to furnisn the names of the citi
zens whom be represents. It was an
outrage to allow him to come before
the board. Any scoundrel, it seems,
can come before tbis board
with charges against me. It
does not matter where he comes
from Washington, Troy, or other
places where there are tenderloin dis
tricts. No man of decency or Chris
tianity would bring sueh charges
against me. Bis action was an insult
tome, to the members of this board,
and to the people of this borough. 1
have been in ithis town nine years and
no one bas ever before found fault with
my action?. What right has this man
Donnslly to complain of my conduct?
What interest, I would like to know,
has be got in the public schools? He
lias no one belonging to ihim going
to the publlo schools. He bas said
upon tbe streets that he would
drive me out of town. Every
one of his charges are false. He dors
not tell tbe truth, because it was not
born in him to tell tbe truth. I want
the committee to get at the bottom of
this thing, as I want the documents
for future action against tbis fellow
and those associated with bim." It
need hardly be stated here that Mr.
Shiel Intends to make it exceedingly
interesting for bis accusers when tbe
existing trouble is disposed of. That
there was a conspiracy hstebed among
certain individuals for '.the purpose of
injuring bis reputation politically,
socially and otherwise Professor Shiel
is confident and some interesting de
velopments may be looked for soon.
What a bitter pill of disappointment
the several pave expert promoters will
be compelled to awallow in the near
future. It Is said that since the wishes
of the people are divided between as
phalt and brick, the expediency of
paving one side of the street with
orick and the other with asphalt is be
ing seriously considered. However,
there nend be no cause for alarm, for
Tub TninuNE correspondent is assured
that the street, or even a part of it,
will not be paved this year of our Lord.
Just stick a pin here.
Two experienced engineers of the
Soranton Fire department on Saturday
tested the Mug or a steam fire engine,
the repairing of whioh bas been in dis
pute betweea tbe oonncll and J. A.
Touhill. As is well known Mr. Touhill
repaired the engine at cost of nearly
$000. Tbe fire committee of counoil
refused to pay the bill alleging tbe en
gine was not properly repaired. Tbe
engineers found tbe engine to be equal
to any of its elass and pronounced it to
be in excellent condition as far as the
repairing done by Mr. Touhill is con
cerned. The town counoil will meet this even
ing. Pennsylvania company programme
for this week: No. 0, Ewen and Central
collieries will be idle.
Ross & Co. have sent Chief Engineer
Llewellyn $25 to be distributed among
the fire companies who saved their
cooperage house from dsstrnotion on
Friday.
So scarce has the supply of water be
come in Pleasant Valley tbe Water
company furnishes water but two
hours in the day.
The Blessed Virgin sodality of St
musrflaftp
1 ifc VvVSUVU
John's (R. C.) church, will ;run an ex
cursion to Lake Ariel tomorrow. The
receipts are to be used ia purchasing
text books for the schools connected
with tbe church.
Forty-hour devotional services will
open in St. John's obnrch next Snnday.
Tbe schools of the borough will open
for work this morning. During vaca
tion tbe directors hayet expended con
siderable time having tbe need of the
scholars attended to in a way that will
enhauoe tbe comfort of the scholars.
Tbe Parochial and Academic schools
connected with St. John's cburcb, will
open Wednesday morning.
John H. Foy visited in Seranton over
Sunday.
Miss Fiesbaugh, of New York city,
arrived here Siturday. She comes to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Ira Fiesbaugh, of the
West Side.
I. N. Barto, of Philadelphia, came up
to pass Sunday with bis wif and fam
ily, who are visiting Mrs. Holland, of
Bntler street.
Archie Howell, of Buffalo, is visiting
his old bome here.
Miss Libbie Hoyt Is visiting her
brother in Carbondale.
D. S. Stark and family left Saturday
morning for Atlantie City.
F. H. Banker is expected bome from
bis European trip today.
Superintendent William Burrows
has resigned bis position at the Exeter
Machine works.
Ransom King, of Ulster, N. Y.,is
visiting his brother, Jay King, of Par
sonage street.
Miss Lena King has returned bome
from a two months' visit with friends
in Bradford county.
Pedestrians on Main street have been
attracted during tbe past week by a
curiosity in one of tbe large show win
dows of Q. C. Gliek's drug store. It is
called the animated or living beans.
They grow in Mexico on a shrub of tbe
genus "Sebastian." Tbe motion im
parted to tbe beau is made by worm
inside, which eontracts and expands its
body suddenly. When tbe beans are
exposed to tbe cold the movements
euase auogemer. At me end or eight
or nine months tbe worm turns into a
moth. The beans are spherical
triangles, and when three of
them are put together tbey form
a round object which looks much
like a hazlenut, and in this form they
unaouDteQiy grew, Being covered by a
pod or shuek. The peculiarity of the
beana ia that thev inmn irnnml an1
when laid upon tbeir backs, that is
waeu resting upon me round surface,
thav hnn and tnrn map Th.i mlmn
move forward and backward and side
ways, hardly ever being still. Day
and nlffht thev been anti If a rr.
son places his hand npon tbe little pile
it seems to effect tbe beans and tbey
win not move lor some time. If one
of tllam la held IwtttvAan th ftnrrura
minute the pulsation within becomes
very perception, ana u it is beta to tbe
ear the force of the blow may be dis
tinctly beard.
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Drug Stpre, Large size 50c, and $1.00.
Dunmore,
Saturday witnessed the most enthu
siastic Republican delegate eleetlons
that tbe borough historians have ever
recorded and the large vote polled is
more than gratifying to tbe ReDUbli-
oans. No regular election bas ever
created the interest that was mani
fested at Saturday's primaries, and at
a sequence the number of votes polled
far exceeds any former Republican vote
east
Dr. Reeves, 412 Spruce street, Scran
ton, eures Catarrh. 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
L. M. Smith is spending bis vaoation
along Barnegat Bay.
Mrs. A. Brown and family and Mrs
A. Wagner and family have vacated
their eottages at Lake Winola and re
turned home.
The following persona spent Sunday
at Moosio Lake: Miss Kate McMillan,
the Misses Brown, of Avoea, and O. R.
Winters and Ben McMillan.
Mrs. W. T. Messenger was a visitor
at Pittston last week.
Rev. J. W. Williams, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, preached at his
church yesterdsy, after an extended
vaeation spent among the Adirondack
mountains.
Mrs. Solomon Dawes, of Providence,
is spending few days with relatives
at tbis place.
D. E. Barton has commenced remov
ing to his handsome new home on Dud
ley street
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davis spent Sun
day among Hawley friends.
George Berlinghoff was a visitor at
Jacob Cbrists' last week.
Dr. Plum, of Hawley, was a visitor iu
town yesterday.
Mrs. Lou Bishop and children, who
have been visitors at tbe Summers
bome on Blakely street for the past
few wesks, returned to their home at
Honesdale Saturday.
John Oswald, of Newark, is visiting
at E. U. Wert's.
A special meeting of the borough
counoil was held Saturday night for the
purpose of making some change in tbe
size of the Sixth ward lateral sewer.
Tbe school board and oounoil will
meet in regular session this evening.
Mies Katy Crane will return to Phil
adelphia today to resume'ber studies at
tbe Chestnut Hill conuent
Miss Grace Powell has returned from
a visit to Philadelphia friends.
George Kenny has been spending a
week at Ocean Grove.
Miss Gortia Farber has returned
from a three weeks' visit at Lake Ariel.
There Is nothing like Dr. Thomas' Elec
tric Oil to quickly cure a cold or relieve
hoarseneia. Written by Mrs. M. J. Fel
lows, Burr Oak, 8t. Joseph Co., Mich.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
When she was a Child, she cried for Costoria.
When she became Hiss, she clung to Castorta,
When she had Children, abe gave them Castorta.
."Archbald.
Miss Nellie Cnrrtn, of Avoca, and
her friend. - MiJs.Kniie Brennan. of
Philadelphia, were entertained by Miss
Jennie Kearney, of Laurel atreet, ou
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mary A. Cardan, of Main street,
baa returned from a pleasant visit
with frianda in Moeoow.
Tbe Republican primaries on Satur
day afternoon resulted in tbe eleotion
of Henry Myers as delegates from the
Firat ward, P. F. Speliman from tbe
Second ward and Frank Sotners from
tbe Third ward. It is said that all
three will support Mr. Scranton for
congressman aud John R. Jones for
district attorney. They will probably
be divided as to the other candidates.
The primaries were quietly conducted
although a great deal of interest was
shown in the canvass.
Mrs. Maloney and Mrs. Lynch and
daughter, of New York, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll, of Chnrcb
street. '
P. W. Padden, of Olyphant, was in
town yesterday.
Misses Mary A. and Mnggte Mr
Ginty, of Olyphant, called on friends
here yostsrday. ;
In Saturday's Archbald correspond -ente,
someone, in a bold effort to be
funny, succeeded in bringing unmer
ited ridicule on three well-known
gentlemen of tbis place. As to the
wit of the thing, tbe least said tbe bet
ter. The present writer, who knew
nothing about the squib uutil he saw it
print, hastens to deny its authorship,
lest soma unthinking person should
unwittingly hold him guilty of writing
such a silly thing.
The long continued drought is be
ginning to have its ff?ct on tbe supply
of the Archbald Water Co. The com
pany is regnlntiug its distribution with
a view to having the water last as long
as possible.
Mrs. Thomas Kelly aud daughter, of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. M.
Ltngan, of Wayne street.
P. J. Hennigau, of South Main street,
is confined to bis bome owing to il Inesi.
Mrs. Edward Craig, of the East Side,
is seriously ill.
The Traotion Company has completed
Its turnout at tbe Wayne street bridge,
but bas not yet began to rnn all Its ours
through to tbe Blukely borough line.
Tbe borough council held a atar
chamber session on Thursday night
and passed an ordinance granting right
of way over Monroe, Laurel aud Bridge
streets to the Lackawanna Valley
Transit company, tbe corporation now
controlling tbe Maiu street line. Be
sides the councilmen and officials of
the Transit company there were very
few at the session. All except one of
tbe councilmen voted for it. Mr. Jones
seems to be the only member who had
tbe manhood to oppose tbe measure,
and he. rather than witness the humil
iation lof bis fellow-couucilmen,
left the room before a vote
was ordered. The ordinance has not
yet found its way to tbe secretary or
the burgess, so we are spared the pain
of publishing it for tbe present at
least. Tbere is no reason whatever to
justify the granting of this franchise
to tbe Lackawanna Transit company.
Less than two lyears ago this borough
underwent one of tbe most exciting
ordeals in ita history for tbe preserva
tion of the privileges tbe present coun
cil seems anxious to throw away.
Practically tbe Carbondale Traction
company asked no more than the Lack
awanna Transit company asks now.
Surely conditions have not so wonder
fully changed in tbe meantime as
to justify such a sacrifice on
the part of the council. The ma
jority of the present council were
elected simply because the people be
lieved tbem unwilling to throw their
rights away, and it is hard to believe
that they have so far forgotten their
duties that they would violate tbe con
fidence reposed in them. It is not too
lata to make amends for what was done
at Thursday's meeting. Lat tbe off m
sive ordinance be repealed, and if tbe
council faila to do ao then let tbe bur
gess do bis plain duty in tbe premises.
Before going deeper Into this disagree
able subject, we shall await the action
of the burgess. He protested the rights
of the people on one memorable occa
sion, and unless we greatly mistake be
is capable of dtlog ao again. Burgess
Burke, npbold the bonor of the town
and veto tbis ordinanoe of infamy if
the council fails to do its duty I
Mothers! Mothers!! Motherstlt
Mrs. Window's Soothiug Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions or
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain; cures
wind colic and is tbe best remedy for di
arrhoea. Sold by druggists in every part
of tbe world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no
no other kind. Twenty-live cents a bottle.
Carbondale.
A. Lewaloy and wife, returned Satur
day evening, after spending two pleas
ant weeks with Mr. Lewsley's parents
at Ninevah, N. Y.
A team of horses owned by Gowler
and Bronson, was struck by an eleotrio
oar Saturday morning on Belmont
street, and seriously injured.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Walters were
called to Prompton Saturday, bv tele
gram, announcing the death of their
little nephew, Clarence Walters. Tbe
funeral was held Snndny afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth MoNair Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey, of Canaan
street.
Today tbe Mozart band will hold the
annual plcnio 'at Farview, it being
tbeir custom to have tbe popular re
sort on tbe National Labor day.
Miis Efflo Van Damark, of Way mart,
a former teacher in one of the sohools
of tbis city, leaves today for Millers
ville State Normal school.
Miss Hitttie Phillips, of Wilkes
Bar re, Is visiting Misj Elols El wards,
of Souih Church street,
W. M, Lathrope Is at Preston Park
Moosic.
Mrs. W. F. Wuterman and children,
Clyde and Lena, left Friday morning
for Herriokville, Bradford oonoty, to
visit friends for a few weeks.
Dr. Reeves, 413 Sprues street, Scran
ton, cores Kidney and Bladder trouble.
9 a. m. to 9 p. in.
Mrs. Nancy Howard, of New Jersey,
is visiting atD. W. Wildrick's.
Mr. And Mrs. Rolland Bellis are re
joicing over tbe arrival of a eon.
Miss Olive Pearl left Saturday for
Strondsburg, where she will attend
school.
The remains of Dr. Frazonia will be
taken to Philadelphia for burial today.
Forest City.
Complete arrangements have been
made for the Eleven oonnty temper
ance and prohibition reunion at Moun
tain Puk next Friday, Sept. 7 Speak
er, Hon, Samuel Diokle, E. J. Wheeler,
editor of the Voice, and C. L. Hawley.
candidate for governor. The New
York, Ontario and Western railroad
have instructed all agente to sell tickets
at tbe rate of two cents per mile from
any point sonth of Hancock. N. Y,,' to
Soranton, where the regular New York,
Oatarlo aud Western train, leaving
i-uwvvt fill U UU II. lilt i Will SUUUCll
with tbe Central Rai r. a I of New Jer
sey special train li-.vliig tcrantou for
Mountain Park at 8 05 a, m. Tbe faro
from Soranton to Mountain Park and
return is 70 oents- From all atatioos
between Hancock aud Serant on, two
eenta per mile.
HE WAS MUltDEKED.
Opinion of the Det.otlves in the Cast of
John Oardlih.
(pedal io tht Scranton Tribun.
Pittston, Sept 2. Aoting on the
advice of District attorney Gorman,
County Detective Wbalen on Saturday
arrived here and enlisting tbe aervlces
of Constable P. J. Etrley, who is prob
ably tbe beBt aeqauinted with tbe
Poles of this region of any officer in the
county, proceeded to Duryea to inquire
into the truth or falsity of the reyorts
In circulation relative to the death of
John Cardiah. CardiBb, it will be re
membered, died in the hospital a week
ago. The autopsy made by the physi
cians revealed that he was the victim
of fonl play and not an accident re
ceived in tbe mines, as bis friends
songbt to maka the hospital authorities
believe.
Tbe detectives learned after diligent
inquiry that the reports were eorreot
and tbat tbere bad b-en a dance in one
of the saloons of tbe village on tbe
night of Aug. 18. It wae the Saturday
after pay day and among tbe crowd
who assembled was Cardisb. Beer
flowed like water and all pnrtook freely
of it. The detvetives learned that
araoug those present was a stranger of
whom everyone so fur interviewed, ap
peared at a loss to know. Tbe stranger
referred to moved about tbe place all the
evening and while appearing as drunk
as bis companions and fully asbilarlous,
was observed to partake sparingly or
tbe liquor.
Cardisb, the mnrdered man, dnring
the evening treated frequently and
displayel considerable money. The
stranger during tbe evening, was ob
served to be interested iu Curdish, and
never lost sight of him When Card
isb left tbe bouse soon after midnight,
several of those present have aince re
membered, the stranger simultaneously
disappeared, but nothing was thought
of it at tbe time. Cardisb did not
reach bis hoarding house until tbe
morning following, whan be was found
to be injured and minus his month's
pay. Shortly after arriving home he
lost consciousness and remained so un
til he died tbe following Friday.
The supposition is. and one which is
strongly shared by the officers, tbat tbe
stranger referred to, seeing or knowing
Cardiah bad money after leaving the
house, headed bim off aud from am
bush struck him with a "bllly"or some
small blunt weapon. That the blow
waa well direoted and a powerful one
is proven by the pieee of tbe sknll
taken from the dead man's head and
which is now in the care of Dr. Me
Fadden, of this place.
Clipped from Canada "Presbyterian,"
under signature of C. Blankett Kobinson,
Prop'r. : I was cured of oft-recurring bil
lioue headaches by Burdock Blood Bitters.
Jermyn.
Ralph Rymer.wbobas been employed
as extra atation agent for the Ontario
daring vacation, returned from Utioa
Saturday evening.
The funeral of John M. Lewis took
place Saturday afternoon from tbe Con
gregational cbnrsb.
The public schools will reopen today.
Richard Simons will sail on Wednes
day by White Star steamer, Mojastlo,
for England.
Owing to the drouth, milkmen ad
vanced the price of milk 1 cent per
quart
Saturday C. D. Winter returned from
a ten days' trip to Ocean Grove.
Tbe poles between the Ontario and
Western station and Main street seem
to be rather in the way of pedestrians,
tbey being exactly in tha middle of
the aide walk.
George a Dunn, the genial station
agent of the Ontario and Western,
spent Sunday with friends in Lu
zerne. Will Jenkins, of West Pittston, is the
guest of bis parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William Jenkins, of North Main
street.
Honesdale.
There were only a small number of
wheelmen in the lantern narade Friday
night, bnt tbe effect of tbe rapidly
moving gay colored lights was beauti
ful. Tbe wheelmen met with much
difficulty on account of the poor condi
tion of the streets. It was impossible
to dodge the atones after it became
dark.
A large erowd enjoyed the opti air
conoertof the Mozart band in the
court bonse square The mnaio was
excellent.
Miss Lizzie Ammorman, of Carbon
dale, is tbe guest is Mixs Nellie Kimble.
There will be an attempt at the race
meet of tbe Maple City wheelmin Ool.
4 by a well known rider to beat the
one mile competitive record.
Mood's Saved
I Can Honestly
Say This
fly Life
" For years I was in a very serious condition
srilh catarrh of the stomach, bowels and bladder.
I suffered intensely
from dyspepsia, and
in fact was a miser
able wreck, merely
a skeleton. I seem
ed to go tram bad
la worse. I really
wished I was dead.
I had no rest day or
night. I did not
know what to do. I
bad tuken so much
medicine of the
wrong kind that It
bad poisoned me,
and my finger nails
Began I tnra
lack and come oil.
I began to take
Mr. W.K. Young,
Potter'a MI1U, Pa.
Hood's Sarsaparllla. I had faith In the medicine,
and it did more for mo than all proscriptions. I
have gradually regained perfect health, am
entirely free from catarrh of the bowols, and
rain bi my back. My recovery Is simply mar
velous." W. K. Youno, Potter's Mills, I'a. ,
Hood's5 Cures
Hood's Pills relieve distress after eating.
AYLESWORTH'S
Meat Market'
The Finest In the Citi
The latest Improved fur
nishings and apparatus for
keeping meat, bitter and eggs.
. MB Wyoming Ave.
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Fine Holland Shades, "With heavy
knot fringe, Hartshorn Rollers,
Plain Shades, 20, 25 and 30c. each.
Measurements taken and shades put up by experienced workmen.
We Carry All Widths Store Shades in Stool
Brass Extension Sash Rods
15 and 20C- each-
A few Vienna Porch Shades
left that we will close out at cost
KERR & SIEBECCttER
406 and 408 Lacka. Avenue.
14! AV?
Those Green
Discount Tags
That you may have seen displayed
on several of the articles of Fur
niture for the last few days should
be of great interest to you. They
are on goods that are not just "up
to date," but desirable neverthe
less, and the discount off makes
them even more attractive than
. "up to date" kind. 50, 40, 33,
30 and 20 per cent., are the cuts
we have made. We won't enum
erate. . Suffice to say, it's a general
line. You can furnish your house
with discounts.
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